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2.Civil Rights
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everything and worked together. Some hippies established rural communes, while others lived together in parks or crowded apartments in large cities. One
of the most famous hippie destinations was San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury district. By the mid-1960s, thousands of hippies had flocked there.
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Counter Culture
1960s youth movement stretched backMany young Americans the sought to reform the 1950s. Insystem 1960's, others rejected it entirely and tried to create a new lifestyle based on completely new life style it included
flamboyant dress, rock music, drug use, communal living etc. They created what became known as the decade after World War II, the country had enjoyedcounterculture also known as hippies.
Originally, hippies rejected rationality, order, and traditional middle-class values. They wanted to build a timeutopia, a society that was more free, closer to nature,
and full of peacelove, empathy, tolerance, and prosperity. Atcooperation.
As the same time,counterculture grew, many newcomers did not understand these ideas. For them, what mattered were the turmoil of
outward signs that defined the civil rights movement had raised serious questions about racism in- long hair, Native American society,headbands, cowboy boots, long dresses, shabby jeans, and the nuclear arms race between the U.S.use of drugs.
Many hippies wanted to drop out of society by leaving home and living together in communes - group living arrangements in which members shared
everything and worked together. Some hippies established rural communes, while others lived together in parks or crowded apartments in large cities. One
of the Soviet Union made many ofmost famous hippie destinations was San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury district. By the nation's youth uneasy about the future.mid-1960s, thousands of hippies had flocked there.

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